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Shaun Greenwood

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  1. I have no clue if anyone else thought of this but, yesterday I was playing grounded 2 and I have decided to take on the mammoth task of building a base on a tree at a considerable height. Probably a bad idea but hey ho, first tree base and I wanted to give it a crack, however, something that bugged me (and I'm not just talking about the bugs that say hello when I resource gather) is that the game has a ziplane that allows you to go down (& up if you get the upgrade ziplane tool) so why not have a cargo ziplane that can send; weed stems, grass stems, inventory boxes etc etc. I feel like it would be cool to have a platform type zipline that I can place my resources on to help build bases off the ground. I feel liks the basic frame work for this idea is in the game, it would just mean repurposing the ziplines and adding like a cargo nest to place your weed steams or grass stems or inventory boxes (or even buggies wink, wink, nudge, nudge). I don't know, it was just an idea I had yesterday after building the ziplines and releasing that you can't send up stems and such up the zipline. I'd like to know if other's agree with the idea (or if I should just suck it up and fight the endless hoards of (cough terrifying cough) beautiful wolf spiders and scorpions that like to say hi while I build my base. Love the game and enjoying my experience on ps5.

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